1947: At the age of 30, André Neeser founds the André Neeser Foundry,
           employing about ten people.

1957: The foundry doubles in size

1967: the foundry employs 60 people and its built surface
           reaches 3800 m2

1983: its built surface increases up to 6600 m2, while the land
            at its disposal is 10400 m2<

1985: The André Neeser Foundry becomes a limited company

1991: A new hall is built for the use of the casting under vacuum
           process. A spectrometer allows us to control the alloy's
           composition before tapping castings, and a specified machine
           analyses the alloy to make sure it is refined and modified correctly

Nowadays, huge heat treatment furnaces allow us to treat casting with a diameter at up to 2,5 m.
Our founding furnaces have a total capacity of 2400 kg of aluminium. Given our 16 m2 frames, we can mould large-size castings. Our foundry has a 2000 m2 hall containing several thousand of models.